Volvo XC90 2013 Manual de usuario

Quick Guide

WELCOME TO YOUR NEW VOLVO!

Getting to know your new car is an exciting experience.

Look through this Quick Guide for a quick and easy guide to some of

the most common functions.

All warning texts, and other important and detailed information, are

only available in the owner's manual – this folder only contains a small

selection.

In addition, the owner's manual contains the latest and most current

information.

Options are marked with an asterisk (*).

There is further information concerning your car at www.volvocars.com

XC90 Quick GUIDE WEB EDITION

REMOTE CONTROL KEY

Locks doors, tailgate and fuel cap,

and also arms the alarm*.

Unlocks doorsA, tailgate and fuel cap,

and also disarms the alarm.

Unlocks the tailgate – it does not

open.

Approach lighting. Switches on the

interior lighting, position/parking

lamps, number plate lighting and the

lamps* in the door mirrors.

Panic function. Hold depressed for

approx. 3 seconds or press twice

in an emergency situation to trigger

the alarm. Switched off by any of

the buttons or automatically after 25

seconds.

A Automatic relocking takes place if a door/tailgate is

not opened within 2 minutes after unlocking.

The key blade can be used to lock/unlock the

glovebox.

NOTE

Idling speed may be high for a short time

after a cold start. This is in order that the

emissions system can quickly reach normal

operating temperature and achieve optimal

function.

COLD START STARTINGTHE ENGINE

Petrol 3.2: Depress the brake pedal, turn the

remote control key to position III and release

it directly – the engine starts automatically.

All other engines: Depress the brake pedal,

turn the remote control key to position III and

release it when the engine starts.

Diesel: Preheat by turning the key to

position II and holding until the combined

instrument panel's symbol extinguishes – then

turn directly to position III and release when

the engine starts.

WINDSCREEN WIPERS AND RAIN SENSOR*

Rain Sensor On/Off, with the lever in posi-

tion 0.

Regulates the sensor sensitivity or the inter-

mittent delay.

Wiper, rear window – intermittent/normal.

ASingle sweep

Off

BIntermittent wiper, see also (2).

CNormal sweep speed.

DHigh sweep speed.

EWasher, windscreen and headlamps.

FWasher, rear window.

A green LED in the button (1) illuminates

when the rain sensor is active.

PARKING BRAKE

Applying

1. Depress the foot brake firmly – then the park-

ing brake pedal (1).

2. Release the foot brake. If the car rolls –

depress the parking brake pedal further.

3. To park - select gear position P.

Releasing

1. Depress the foot brake firmly and then pull

the handle (2) – the parking brake pedal rises.

2. The foot brake can be released.

LIGHT SWITCHES

Daytime running lights active during driv-

ing. Dipped beam off. Main beam flash

works but not the fixed main beam.

Daytime running lights when the car is

being driven. Automatic switching to

parking lights when the car is parked.

Activates dipped beam and the function

for main beam or main beam flash.

Manual headlamp levelling (automatic for

Xenon lights*).

Display and instrument lighting.

Automatic control of daytime running

lights and dipped beam.

Fog lamp rear (only driver's side).

Main beam flash.

BMain/dipped beam switching and home

safe lighting.

FUEL CAP

In certain conditions the instrument panel

display may show SOOT FILTER FULL. At

which point the exhaust system's particle filter

requires cleaning. This takes place automati-

cally by driving for approx. 20 minutes at an

even main road speed.

When the message clears the so-called regen-

eration is complete.

Hang up the fuel cap during refuelling.

REGENERATION (DIESEL)

AUDIO SYSTEM

Press for On/Off.

Turn to adjust the volume.

Sound pattern: Press to select e.g. BASS,

Dolby Pro Logic II* – turn to adjust.

Audio source: Turn to select e.g. CD,

streaming audio via Bluetooth® or AUX/

USB*A.

RADIO

Press for about 2 seconds to autostore the

10 strongest stations. The display shows

AUTOSTORING during the search.

Select stored station with 0–9.

Short presses search for the next strong

station. Store up to 20 stations by holding

in 0–9on FM1 or FM2 at the desired station

until the display confirms the selection.

CD PL AYERB

Change CDCor select with 1–6.

One short press ejects the current disc.

One long press ejects all discsC.

Changes CD track.

AAUX/USB connection for e.g. MP3 player. Set the

player's volume at medium for optimum audio

quality. An iPod® which is connected to the USB

connection is also charged.

BCD discs with MP3 and WMA files can also be

played back.

COnly CD changer*.

INTEGRATED BOOSTER CUSHION

Raising

1. Pull the handle in the front edge of the

booster seat forward and then up so that the

booster seat is raised.

2. Lift the rear edge of the cushion, and with

both hands push the cushion back and down

until it is locked. Push aside the seatbelt's

lock if necessary.

Lowering

1. Pull the handle in the front edge of the

booster seat forward in order to release the

seat.

2. Pull the cushion forward and press down in

the middle until it is locked.

The booster cushion must be locked in the

fully lowered position so that the rear seat's

backrest can be folded down.

AUTOMATIC CONTROL

In AUTO mode the ECC system controls all

functions automatically making driving simpler

with optimum air quality.

Rotate for individual temperature settings

in the left and right parts of the passenger

compartment.

Press for automatic control of selected tem-

perature and other functions.

ELECTRONIC CLIMATE CONTROL – ECC

WARNING

Incorrect use could endanger life. Consult

the Owner's Manual if you have the slightest

doubt about its use.

MANUAL CONTROL

Turn to change the fan speed.

MAN – Recirculation On/Off.

AUT – Air quality system* On/Off.

AC – Air conditioning On/Off. Cools the

passenger compartment and demists the

windows.

Air distribution. Direct the airflow towards

e.g. the floor, vents in the instrument panel,

windscreen, etc.

Heated front seats On/Off.

Max. defroster. Directs all air towards the

windscreen and side windows, with maxi-

mum air flow.

Rear window and door mirror defrosters.

DEACTIVATINGTHE AIRBAG – PACOS*

PACOS (Passenger Airbag Cut Off Switch)

Use the key blade to switch ON/OFF.

OFF – The airbag is deactivated.

PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF is shown in

the warning lamp above the interior rearview

mirror.

A child can sit on a booster cushion or child

seat in the front seat but never passengers

taller than 140 cm.

ON – The airbag is activated.

Passengers taller than 140 cm can sit in the

front seat but never a child on a booster cush-

ion or in a child seat.

Display trip computer. Select function with

(9).

Short press switches between T1 & T2.

Long press resets the current meter.

Display row 1: Odometer.

Display row 2: T1 & T2 – independent trip

meters, which are always active.

Display row 1: Clock.

Display row 2: Outside temperature.

Setting the clock: Turn clockwise/anticlock-

wise to the end position and hold to set the

clock (4).

Fuel gauge

Low fuel level. When the lamp is illuminat-

ed, fill with fuel as soon as possible.

Press to show/clear message.

Turn to see the trip computer's options.

One short press resets the trip computer's

current function.

One long press resets all trip computer

functions.

COMBINED INSTRUMENT PANEL

NOTE

Display text --- KILOMETRES TO EMPTY

TANK is an estimate of possible distance

based on earlier driving conditions.

INDICATOR AND WARNING LAMPS

Yellow symbol: Note - follow the

prompt in the display.

Red symbol: WARNING - Stop safely

in a location safe from traffic, follow

the prompt in the display.

Low oil level. Stop safely, check the

oil levelA.

Fault in brake system. Stop

safely, check the brake fluidA.

DSTC* stability system – flashes

when the system is operating.

Engine preheater (diesel). The engine

can be started once the symbol has

gone out.

AHave the car recovered if the symbol remains

visible.

ENTRY INTOTHETHIRD ROW OF

SEATS

Lowering the outer backrests in the second

row of seats

1. Lift the handle (1) while folding the backrest

forward in order to move the seat.

2. Lift the handle (1) and fold back the backrest

to its upright position in order to move the

seat back.

DIRECTION INDICATORS

AShort sequence – 3 flashes.

BContinuous flashing sequence.

ADJUSTINGTHE STEERING WHEEL

BLIS – BLIND SPOT INFORMATION SYSTEM*

If the BLIS' indicator lamp illuminates despite

there being no vehicle within the blind spot, the

cause could be for example, reflection from

shiny wet road surface, own shadow on light

road surface or low sun in the camera.

In the event of a direct fault in the system the

display shows the text BLIND-SPOT SYST

SERVICE REQUIRED.

Washing by hand is gentler to the paintwork

than an automatic car wash. The paintwork

is also more sensitive when it is new. For this

reason, handwashing is recommended during

the first few months with a new car.

Use clean water and a sponge. Remember

that dirt and gravel may scratch the paint-

work.

CAR CARE

BAG HOLDER*

WARNING

Adjust the steering wheel before setting off –

never while driving.

SETTING POWER FRONT SEAT

STORAGE SPACES

Lumbar support.

Raise/lower the front of the seat cushion.

Forwards/backwards.

Raise/lower seat.

Backrest rake.

REMOTE CONTROL KEY AND POWER

DRIVER'S SEAT*

All remote control keys can be used by different

drivers to store the settings for the driver's seat.

Proceed as follows:

• Adjust the seat as you want it.

• Lock the car by pressing the lock button on

the remote control key that you normally

use. This stores the seat's position in the

remote control key's memoryA.

• Unlock the car (by pressing the unlock but-

ton on the same remote control key) and

open the driver's door. The driver's seat will

automatically adopt the position stored in

the remote control key's memory (if the seat

has been moved since you locked the car).

A This setting does not affect settings that have been stored in

the power seat's* memory function*. See the owner's manual

for more information.

Cup holder.

Ratchet handle for lifting the centre

console's rear section (not applicable for

models with the Rear Seat Entertainment

system*).

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